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'Their ability to achieve their aims by violence is virtually nil. But that doesn’t mean that the threat of neo-Nazism and fascist activism more generally has gone away'

Professor Matthew Feldman said society should remain vigilant to ‘lone wolf’ attacks despite the successful dismantling of National Action.

Alex Davies was last month found guilty of being a member of the organisation after it was banned on December 16 2016.

Alex Davies, 27, founded the far-right group in 2013 and told the court he was still a neo-Nazi during his trial at Winchester Crown Court - he along with co-found Ben Raymond described the group as a 'white jihadist group'

David Musins admitted his involvement with the extreme right-wing organisation after it was proscribed by the Government in December 2016.

Alex Davies, described in court as the ‘biggest Nazi of the lot’, found to have remained in the group after it was banned

After National Action was banned in 2016, Davies founded a new neo-Nazi group to continue working for a ‘white Britain’

Davies created a new group, NS131, in a bid to evade the proscription of his original organisation

Alex Davies, of Swansea, is accused of being a member of a proscribed terrorist organisation.